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Sincere Dow steps out of the operator chair to strike a pose on a Muni train. For Muni Operator Sincere Dow, no two days on ...

Temporary, from 11:30 a.m. until the end of service Please see the table below for details on the reroutes, missed stops, and alternate stop locations for the 37 Corbett and 43 Masonic routes. Note: ...

With new, easier ways to pay, we are beginning to transition away from the MuniMobile app. If you use MuniMobile, you might have seen this alert show up telling you about upcoming changes: “ALERT: ...

The annual San Francisco Marathon hosts a Family Run 5K on the Saturday before the marathon. Previously held within the Presidio, this year's event will take place along the northern waterfront and in ...

A train travels through the Bayview neighborhood on the T Third Line. A Fix It! Weekend is coming to the T-Third Line. For details on the service plan, visit the travel and transit update. Fix It!

People hop aboard a T Third train headed toward Chinatown. May ridership numbers are in, and we have great news! Our weekend ridership numbers are higher than they were in 2019 before the pandemic. In ...

Fireworks will soar into the sky above the Golden Gate Bridge to celebrate America’s birthday. (Photo credit: Getty Images). It will be a Fourth of July like no other in San Francisco this year. In ...

This vehicle is parked legally in a driveway. That’s because no part of the car extends onto the sidewalk. We want to help you understand your options to park legally in front of your home. This way, ...

San Francisco, CA - The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) today announced the Safety Zone Program, a new initiative that transforms state-mandated and existing daylighting areas ...

Muni buses, trains and street cars will take you anywhere you need to go to celebrate Pride. Pride Month is now underway in San Francisco. The city’s connection to Pride dates back more than 50 years.